A Tale of A Tub

Justus van Effenstraat 44, 3027 TK
Thu–Sun 13.00–18.00
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A Tale of A Tub is a non-profit institution dedicated to contemporary art and culture, addressing social, political, and ecological issues. The organization offers educational events and supports commissioned works that stimulate social discussions. Housed in a former bathhouse in the Justus van Effen complex.

13 Jun–30 Aug
PAULINE CURNIER JARDIN and FEEL GOOD COOPERATIVE ANCHAN/ANNA DAUČÍKOVÁ ILKE GERS WILLEM OOREBEEK Guest curated by RUTH NOACK Guest writer: TILLY LAWLESS

The meaning of transparency is, on its face, clear—it is, after all, a synonym for clarity. And yet, the term has been associated with a wealth of different concepts: The call for transparency in governance is presumed to empower those that are governed. But transparency turns adversarial when the state begins surveilling its citizens. Transparency can function as an element of modernist architecture, for example, when a glass facade enables light to travel fluidly between inside and outside. Or it operates as a trope of modernity itself, symbolising the ideals of openness and visibility, equality and freedom.

13 Jun | Sat | 17.00: Exhibition Opening